Exodus Delayed, Release Shifted to Q1 2019

16 May 2018, 05:28 | Justin Tyler

Exodus Delayed, Release Shifted to Q1 2019

Originally announced past year, (and rumoured long before that), Metro Exodus, developed by 4A Games, will bring the series penchant for grim, claustrophobic locations and grotesque post-apocalyptic creatures screaming to the current generation of platforms.

Metro Exodus, which first appeared on stage back at E3 2017, was due out some time in autumn of 2018. In sad news for anyone looking forward to braving the irradiated cruelty of post-apocalypse Russian Federation, that's now slipped roughly six months to the first quarter of 2019. Along with them, we are all looking forward to Deep Silver's next key release, Metro Exodus, now expected in Q1 2019'.

The rest of the announcement reports some pretty bullish results for THQ Nordic, including an increase in net sales of 673%.

We just have to wait for the fair in Los Angeles to be able to see Metro Exodus again in action, the game is now awaited for the beginning of 2019 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox One X, PS4 Pro and Windows PC.

THQ Nordic said the two games are "still under evaluation for setting a release date". They'll need it too, considering Exodus is an open-world game instead of the linear adventures that Last Light and 2033 were. You'll still play as Artyom this time around, however, meaning that the game took the "good" ending from the previous game as canon. Apparently, the owners of Metro: Exodus chose the second tactic. Neither title has a release date year, making it unlikely that either will launch before the end of the year.

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